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Pokopia Magnet Rise Guide

After the story ends, a Magnemite waits under the departed rocket in the Withered Wastelands and teaches Magnet Rise. It costs PP per use and lets you fly freely, rotating as you go.

After the story ends, a Magnemite waits under the departed rocket in the Withered Wastelands and teaches Magnet Rise. It costs PP per use and lets you fly freely, rotating as you go.

It is really a building tool. On foot you place one block at a time; in Magnet Rise you place up to nine at once, vertically or horizontally, and Replace mode swaps an existing run of blocks for a new material while returning the old ones to your bag.

PictureNameDescription
Grubby rags
A piece of tattered cloth unsuitable for processing. Cut it up to obtain twine.
Nonburnable garbage (outdoor)
Obtained through a special method, these can be placed just as they are now
Green shoots
Small, sparsely grown plants that stand strong no matter how much you walk on them
Yellow-green shoots
Small, sparsely grown plants that stand strong no matter how much you walk on them
Verdant shoots
Small, sparsely grown plants that stand strong no matter how much you walk on them
Blue-green shoots
Small, sparsely grown plants that stand strong no matter how much you walk on them
Duckweed
It floats gentle on the water's surface. Some Pokémon probably love sitting on this
Flowering Duckweed
Duckweed leaves floati n the water and support the blooming flowers that are larger than them
Dense vines
Hardy, creeping vines that cling securely to things that plants can't grow in, like bricks and boulders.
Fern
An unusual plant that can grow in coarse volcanic ash or bumpy igneous boulders
Leppa tree
A tree that grows Leppa Berries. Berries that fall from its branches are sure to grow back after a while
Leppa tree stump
A stump left behind after cutting down a Leppa tree. It looks like it would make a great seat
Palm tree stump
Sit on this stump, gaze out at the sea, and enjoy total relaxation.
Pointy tree stump
The remains of a felled pointy tree. The stump itself is round and not pointy at all
Driftwood
The remains of a tree that washed ashore. It would look great as a piece of interior décor
Sticky web
A web that clings to walls or rocks. If you get tangled in it, you might have a hard time moving
Large boulder
A large, heavy boulder. Looks like even hardened fists couldn't break this.
Molten rock
Lava that's cooling and ahrdening. Pour water on it to instantly harden it.
Cooled molten rock
Molten rock that has been cooled with water. Heat it up again by placing it near lava!
Stalagmites
Mineral formations that jut from the ground in limestone caverns. They look like big Pokémon fangs!
Stalactites
Dissolved limestone that has rehardened. These hang from the ceilings of limestone caverns
Icicle
Formed when moisture on the ceiling freezes into ice. Place these to cool the surrounding area.
Crystal cluster
Gemstones that brightly sparkle in caves. Shatter one and use the pieces to make something!
Strength rock
Though this boulder is incredibly big, it looks like you could use Strength to push it.
Clay
Soft enough for you to leave your footprints on it. It's actually made up of tiny grainds of sand!
Bumpy beach sand
sand with various stones and small seashells packed within. Stepping on it leaves footprints behind
Copper deposit (Wasteland)
A rock with bluish-green copper embedded in it. Break it open to obtain copper ore
Copper deposit (Beach)
A rock with bluish-green copper embedded in it. Break it open to obtain copper ore
Copper deposit (Ridge)
A rock with bluish-green copper embedded in it. Break it open to obtain copper ore
Copper deposit (Skyland)
A rock with bluish-green copper embedded in it. Break it open to obtain copper ore
Iron deposit
A rock that looks like a chocolate cookie! Break it open to obtain iron ore.
Gold deposit
A stone that shines with golden glints. Can be crushed and processed into gold.
Pokémetal deposit
A glittering rock with Pokémetal embedded in it. Break it open t obtain Pokémetal fragments
Cracked sandstone
This sandstone looks ready to fall apart. Perhaps a well-placed Rock Smash might finish the job
Rusted Wall
  • This formerly shiny wall has since become worn and rusted. Restoring it seems out of the question
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Damaged square tiling
  • Square tiling that has been battered by the ocean waves and briny sea breeze.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Muddy tiling
  • Sticky mud is hard to walk through. Get a Pokémon to spray it with bubbles!
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Muddy sand
  • Sticky mud is hard to walk through. Get a Pokémon to spray it with bubbles!
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Muddy seashell soil
  • Seashell-packed dirt covered in mud. Clean it off with the help of other Pokémon!
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Muddy pure-white soil
  • Sticky mud is hard to walk through. Get a Pokémon to spray it with bubbles!
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Rusted iron-plate flooring
  • Flooring that will never return to its former shiny glory, thanks to some stubborn rust.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Damaged stone flooring
  • Stone flooring that looks like it could collapse any minute. Restoring it seems hopeless.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Damaged mosaic tiling
  • Mosaic tiling that is sadly cracked and falling apart.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Damaged wooden flooring
  • Wooden flooring like that found in older homes. You're a little worried about it collapsing!
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Damaged arched tiling
Note: Not registered in collection
Damaged asphalt road
  • Flooring that will never return to its former shiny glory, thanks to some stubborn rust.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Farm soil (Wastelands)
  • Soil softened by Rototiller. You can plant vegetable seeds in it.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Farm soil (Beach)
  • Soil softened by Rototiller. You can plant vegetable seeds in it.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Farm soil (Ridge)
  • Soil softened by Rototiller. You can plant vegetable seeds in it.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Farm soil (Skyland)
  • Soil softened by Rototiller. You can plant vegetable seeds in it.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Broken Window Pane
  • Jagged glass in a rusted frame. You could use this as a window. but it won't stop drafts from getting in.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Broken iron steps
  • These steps have become battered and covered in rust. And yet somehow, they can still be climbed.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Mossy Stone
  • Most of this rock is covered with moss...
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Broken bookcase
  • A bookcase that was destroyed in a landslide. It's too damaged to restore to its previous state
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Broken streetlight
  • This rusted streetlight doesn't even have a light bulb. It can't be powered on anymore.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Stone debris
  • Sometimes found blocking the road. Break them to obtain stones.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Metal Debris
  • It's hard to tell what these warn out objects were originally. They look difficult to process as is.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Wood fragments
  • These are found lying near worn lumber. They look difficult to process into anything
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Stone fragments
  • These fragments are so small that it'd be tough to process them into anything...
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Worn lumber
  • Pieces of wood that are cracked and peeling. They look difficult to process as is
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Arched-tiling fragments
Note: Not registered in collection
Metal fragments
  • Metal fragments found on the ground. They look difficult to process into anything
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Chesto tree
  • A tree that grows Chesto Berries. Berries that fall from its branches are sure to grow back after a while
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Rawst tree
  • A tree that grows Rawst Berries. Berries that fall from its branches are sure to grow back after a while
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Aspear tree
  • A tree that grows Aspear Berries. Berries that fall from its branches are sure to grow back after a while
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Pecha tree
  • A tree that grows Pecha Berries. Berries that fall from its branches are sure to grow back after a while
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Lum tree
  • A tree that grows Lum Berries. Berries that fall from its branches are sure to grow back after a while
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Dry Chesto tree
  • You can revive this dried-up tree by spraying it with Water Gun
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Dry Rawst tree
  • You can revive this dried-up tree by spraying it with Water Gun
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Dry Pecha tree
  • You can revive this dried-up tree by spraying it with Water Gun
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Dry Aspear tree
  • You can revive this dried-up tree by spraying it with Water Gun
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Small Leppa tree
  • A rapidly growing Leppa tree. It will start bearing fruit once it gets a little bigger
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Small Chesto tree
  • A rapidly growing Chesto tree. It will start bearing fruit once it gets a little bigger
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Small Rawst tree
  • A rapidly growing Rawst tree. It will start bearing fruit once it gets a little bigger
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Small Pecha tree
  • A rapidly growing Pecha tree. It will start bearing fruit once it gets a little bigger
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Small Aspear tree
  • A rapidly growing Aspear tree. It will start bearing fruit once it gets a little bigger
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Small Lum tree
  • A rapidly growing Lum tree. It will start bearing fruit once it gets a little bigger
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Chesto tree stump
  • A stump left behind after cutting down a Chesto tree. It looks like it would make a great seat
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Rawst tree stump
  • A stump left behind after cutting down a Rawst tree. It looks like it would make a great seat
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Aspear tree stump
  • A stump left behind after cutting down a Aspear tree. It looks like it would make a great seat
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Pecha tree stump
  • A stump left behind after cutting down a Pecha tree. It looks like it would make a great seat
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Lum tree stump
  • A stump left behind after cutting down a Lum tree. It looks like it would make a great seat
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Small palm tree
  • A little sunbath will make this tree grow nice and big! Perfect for a seaside vibe.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Small pointy tree
  • A pointy tree that's somewhat small for its kind. But it's still got lots of room to grow!
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Vine
  • Seems to grow in high places pretty often. Use Cut on them to obtain vine ripes
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Dry vine
  • Although they look limp and lifeless, you can still obtain vine ropes by cutting them down
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Small wheat plant
  • This growing plant needs more time in the sunlight. It won't be long until it's ready to be harvested
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Stone (outdoor)
  • Obtained through a special method. It can be placed as is.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Seaweed (outdoor)
  • Obtained through a special method. It can be placed as is.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Seashell (outdoor)
  • Obtained through a special method. It can be placed as is.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Sea glass fragments (outdoor)
  • Obtained through a special method. It can be placed as is.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Cave mushrooms (outdoor)
  • Obtained through a special method, these can be placed just as they are now.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Wastepaper (outdoor)
  • Obtained through a special method. It can be placed as is.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Damaged stone tiling
  • You could use this as flooring, but it's damaged beyond all repair
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Broken timber
  • Pieces of wood that are cracked and peeling. They look difficult to process as is
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Cotton spores (outdoor)
  • Obtained through a special method, these can be placed just as they are now.
  • Note: Not registered in collection
Seabed shoots
Small, sparsely grown plants that stand strong, no matter how much you walk on them
Lush seaweed
Seaweed that grows rapidly underwater. It can be cut down and eaten.
White driftwood
Driftwood that has been tossed by waves and bleached white by the sun
Mossy ocean boulder
The dense sea moss clinging to it can't be peeled off
Twisty waterweed
  • A vine-like plant that often grows underwater. It tends to twist as it grows vertically
  • Not listed in collection
Worn treasure chest
  • Obtained through a special method. It can be placed as is
  • Not listed in collection

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